Over the span of around 2,000 years, multitudes of workers contributed to the construction of the Great Wall. Today, countless individuals are still working to continue this endeavor, this time to preserve this icon of heritage.
Prudence Mak says she hopes to inspire a connection between the Greater New York area and Hong Kong.
Residents protect iconic structure and cater to growing number of visitors.
Chinese opera festival continues to tinker with historical forms of art.
Book series offers readers a panoramic view of the country while leveraging social media to bring more knowledge to the public, Wang Qian reports.
A photo exhibition showcasing China's diverse wildlife was held at the headquarters of UN Tourism in Madrid on Oct 10 aiming to promote the growing trend of natural tourism.
A Tapestry of A Legendary Land, a dance film inspired by the famous landscape scroll painting Qian Li Jiang Shan Tu, or A Thousand Miles of Streams and Mountains, is now screening in theaters across China.
Yearlong preparations for 70th anniversary set to culminate in three galas over weekend, Chen Nan reports.
Immersive digital experience offers Beijing audience a glimpse of the history of Notre-Dame, Lin Qi reports.
In September, Prince Kung's Palace Museum launched a plan to promote the dissemination of traditional Chinese culture in Beijing and Macao.
After their performance at Tianjin Juilliard Concert Hall on Sunday afternoon, the 14 members of Juilliard415, the prestigious large ensemble from Juilliard's Historical Performance Department, stood in a line and bowed to the audience, who reciprocated with warm appreciation.